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Senior Living & Assisted Living Websites
Senior living website design for families who are deciding
Websites for assisted living, memory care and independent living communities. The person reading a senior living site is often an adult child, researching late at night for a parent, sometimes right after a fall or a hospital stay. They want to know which kinds of care you give, what a month costs, what the apartments and meals look like, and when they can visit. I design senior living sites that answer those questions calmly, make a tour easy to book, and stay readable for the older adults who visit too. Below: what a community site costs, and what families look for.
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What you get
Care levels explained
Independent living, assisted living and memory care, each with who it suits and what staff help with.
Prices families can plan with
Starting monthly rates, what they include and what changes them, in place of “contact us for pricing.”
Tours booked online
In person or by video, at a time the family chooses, with a reminder before the visit.
Large, readable pages
Big type, strong contrast and short menus for residents and their families alike.
Brands I’ve designed and built for
Quick answer
A senior living site costs about $17.77 to $159.77 a month if your team builds it on Wix or Squarespace; having it designed and built for you starts at $5,000. Families shortlist communities online, so the site has to answer four things clearly: what care you give, what it costs, what it looks like inside, and how to visit.
The guide
What a senior living website costs
| How it’s built | Cost | Fits |
|---|---|---|
| Your team on Wix or Squarespace | Wix $17.77–$159.77 or Squarespace $19–$99 a month, on yearly terms | One small community with a marketing person |
| Freelancer through Upwork | Mostly $15–$30 hourly; $45–$75+ for design-heavy projects | Adding floor plans or a page to the current site |
| Custom senior living site (me) | From $5,000 as one price, plus hosting | Care pages, floor plans and tour booking planned together |
Prices read from Wix and Squarespace in October 2026 and from Upwork in November 2026. A broader look at budgets: how much a website costs.
How families compare communities online
- The right care. Whether you can handle what their parent needs now, and what happens as needs change.
- The price. A starting monthly rate and what it covers.
- The apartments. Floor plans, sizes and real photos.
- Food and the day. Menus and an activity calendar.
- Staff. Who’s on site at night, and the training memory care staff receive.
- Safety and the license. Your license number and where to look it up.
- A visit. Times for a tour, a lunch visit or a video walkthrough.
Use your own photos, and residents only with permission
Stock photos of smiling seniors are the first thing families learn to skip. Photos of your own dining room, garden and apartments do far more. If residents appear, get written permission from them (or from whoever decides for them) first, and never show anyone’s care details.
Before you choose a designer, read through how to hire a web designer.
Work
Floor plans, filters and tours together
Clerestory is a made-up real estate brokerage. Its filters, photo galleries and tour requests (in person or by video) are what a senior living site needs for apartments and suites, and its payment calculator shows how to put a monthly cost in plain numbers. See all 26
Concept Real estate · Los Angeles and Palm Springs
Clerestory
- Filters that show a helpful message when nothing matches
- Tours in person or by video, chosen on the listing
- A monthly cost worked out beside each listing
- Profiles of the people behind the listings
Clerestory is a made-up business. Its people, prices, results and reviews are samples.
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What's included
Every project includes
Care level pages
One page each for independent living, assisted living, memory care and respite stays, describing daily life and support.
Floor plans and photos
Each apartment or suite with a floor plan, square footage, photos and the starting monthly rate if you share it.
Tour booking
Families pick a visit time or a video tour, and the request goes straight to your move-in team.
A page for family questions
Signs it may be time, paying with long-term care insurance or veterans benefits if you accept them, and what move-in day looks like.
Daily life
Menus, the activity calendar and photos of real events, kept current by your staff.
License and care details
Your state license number, how you staff days and nights, and the health services on site, stated plainly.
Optional add-on
Add an AI assistant to your new site
A better site brings in more inquiries. An AI add-on makes sure none of them wait. I build it alongside your site, so it launches with everything else.
AI website chatbot
Answers visitor questions from your site’s content around the clock, and captures the lead when they’re ready to talk.
AI receptionist
Answers your phone, books appointments, and takes messages when nobody can pick up.
Instant lead follow-up
Replies to every contact form within seconds, asks your qualifying questions, and books a call.
Ask about the AI add-on
Priced into the same fixed quote as your site: one project, one launch. Curious what it would save? Try the AI ROI calculator.
Process
From first email to launch
- 11
Written brief
Share your care levels, floor plans, how you price and who runs tours. One fixed quote reaches you inside two days.
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Design
Figma designs over two to four weeks for the home page, a care page and the tour request, each approved before the next.
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Build
Development lasts four to eight weeks, with previews your move-in team can check on a phone and a laptop.
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Launch and support
Old URLs redirected at launch, a lesson on updating menus and the activity calendar, and 30 days of support after.
Investment
Senior living website pricing
$5,000+
Community sites start at $5,000. Several communities, a floor plan search or a second language add to the price, which you approve in writing ahead of time.
Every project includes discovery, design iterations, development, launch, and 30 days of post-launch support. Fixed scope, no surprise billing.
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Founder · Lead designer & developer
Patrick Bushe
I design and build websites, ecommerce stores, and digital products from Los Angeles. Every project is founder-led — when you hire bushe.co, you're working with me directly, not a junior team or an offshore handoff.
Past clients include Rob Dyrdek, Peels, Street League Skateboarding, DTA Posse, Pasadena Bar Association, and SpringClick. I use AI tools throughout the process to ship faster — without making the work generic.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
What should a senior living website include?
The care levels you offer, starting prices, floor plans and photos, a daily life page with menus and activities, your license and staffing, tour booking, reviews and directions. Families compare several communities at once, so every fact should be easy to find.
How much does a senior living website cost?
If your own team builds it, plan on $17.77–$159.77 a month for Wix or $19–$99 for Squarespace, paid yearly. Freelancers on Upwork tend to charge $15 to $30 an hour. My custom community sites start at $5,000, set in one written price.
Should senior living communities show prices?
Starting prices help. Families often rule out a community that hides them. Show a “from” monthly rate for each care level, what it includes and what can raise it, then confirm the exact rate after an assessment.
Who is the website really for?
Mostly adult children researching for a parent, plus the older adults themselves. Write for both: clear facts for the one planning, and large, readable pages with warm photos for the future resident.
Should we show our license number?
It helps. In California, assisted living and memory care communities are licensed as Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly by the Department of Social Services, and families can look up a license there. Putting yours on the site saves them the step.
Can you build for communities outside Los Angeles?
Yes, anywhere in the US. I’m based in Los Angeles and handle the whole project by email and shared previews.
Patrick Bushe
Designer and developer, Los Angeles
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